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  1. Based on what I'm reading from the responses, you don't give a grade for an AP test. I taught my son Honors literature; gave him a grade; and then we practiced and took the test. Why would he not get a grade for the class? My 9th grade son took a course for Ap physics, got no grade and his taking the test right now, but I wasn't worried about that as his practce tests are in the high 4/low 5 range. He want's to get into Princeton at this point. Am I doing him a disservice?

    Thanks again!

    LisaJ

  2. I was asked to explain a while back what are the ap classes my boys are taking. I explained that ap courses are a freshman college course spread out over a year with a standardized test given at the end of the year. If you get a 3, most colleges consider that an A in an honors class; 4-5 are acceptable depending on the institution for an A in college course.

    Is that the correct answer?

    :confused:I know there are exceptions (calculus bc is credit for more than one college course) but lately when I have been reading different things on the web and on this board I keep seeing two things- Ap is harder than the college course and CLEP is not as prestigious. How can that be? What am I missing?

    thanks!!

    lisaj

  3. I came to logic through grad work in linguistics which is in the English dept. Also, much of English credit is workbook style analysis of sentences (Abeka etc). I have students who wish to take the class but because of being in a diploma program need an English credit not humanities. I was sort of surprised it would be in humanities until I realized that I get logic books in the philosophy section of Borders! But is there no legitmate way it could be considered English? Just puzzled by this. Logic is thought analysis by way of language analysis, right?

    LisaJ.:confused:

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